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Chinese stocks experience rebound amid state support
Chinese stocks have rebounded recently, driven by suspected state support and plans for a relending facility by the PBOC.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 2 November 2026.
The story so far as of 2 November 2026
On 23 October, Chinese stocks rallied as the CSI 300 Index rose 1% to 4,075.44, attributed to suspected state buying. On 28 October, state entities continued purchasing financial instruments, lifting the index by 0.9%. Analysts cautioned about the sustainability of this rally amid economic challenges. On 2 November, stocks rebounded again, with the CSI 300 Index increasing by 1.3% following speculation that the People's Bank of China would expand its relending facility by $45 billion.
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Coverage, day by day
- Markets
Chinese stocks rebound as PBOC plans relending facility
Impact Technology and finance sectors experience a boost as stock indices recover, improving market sentiment.
Sources: South China Morning Post Business ↗
- Markets
State buying lifts China stocks but concerns remain
Impact Investors in China's stock market see short-term gains but face uncertainty over sustained recovery.
Sources: South China Morning Post Business ↗
- Markets
Chinese stocks rebound on suspected state support
Impact Investors in Chinese equities see market recovery, with potential state intervention stabilizing stock prices.
Sources: South China Morning Post Business ↗
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